The narrator wishes he could turn in his homework every day in class so that he could listen to his classmates discuss their wishes. He hopes that the meteor shower will make his wishes come true. He says that he wants a lot of stones, a new carrot, and to rule the universe. He also wants to be human, and he says that everyone will go to see the meteor if they make a wish. He asks if he can borrow the meteor's cake when he's done with his homework. He wishes that he would become smart as bloom. He wants to become rich, rule over the world, and rule over his subjects. He tells his classmates that they have to repeat their wishes three times for the meteor to pass by. The narrator wants to make everyone stupid, make them stupider than him, and make his subjects stupider as well. He thinks that everyone is making a wish, whose wish it will grant. He wonders if the meteor will hear them clearly. He is disappointed that it didn't grant him his wish to be like a bloom. The meteor granted everyone their wishes